Objective To examine benefit-finding processes in families raising children with chronic food hypersensitivity and provide practical advice for practitioners families. Background The existing literature primarily describes benefits individuals identify from adversity. This study addresses a gap by examining facilitating within Method was multicenter classical grounded theory comparing through a...

This paper examines the cognitive processes involved in problem finding as part of the Requirements Engineering (RE) process. It describes intensive field research that provided rich understanding of the practices of systems analysts. The paper makes three contributions to cognitive research in Information Systems. Firstly, three characteristics of analysts’ problem finding in the early stages ...

In the process industry it is often not known how well a process is operated, and without a good model it is difficult to tell if operation can be further improved. We present a data-based method for finding a combination of measurements which can be used for obtaining an estimate of how well the process is operated, and which can be used in feedback as a controlled variable. To find the variab...

Event data can be found in any information system and provide the starting point for a range of process mining techniques. The widespread availability of large amounts of event data also creates new challenges. Existing process mining techniques are often unable to handle “big event data” adequately. Decomposed process mining aims to solve this problem by decomposing the process mining problem ...

The analysis of event data is particularly challenging when there is a lot of variability. Existing approaches can detect variants in very specific settings (e.g., changes of control-flow over time), or do not use statistical testing to decide whether a variant is relevant or not. In this paper, we introduce an unsupervised and generic technique to detect significant variants in event logs by a...

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to provide a practical review of metal working fluids and their implications to the machining practice. Despite their widespread use and applications, there are several scientific and economic factors that call for an investigation of current practices and development of new approaches. Design/methodology/approach – There are numerous methods that diverge ...